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A Gap Grows: Buyers Vs. Those Who Now Wait On The Sidelines

Marketing & Sales

A Gap Grows: Buyers Vs. Those Who Now Wait On The Sidelines

While homebuilders excel at reducing barriers through incentives, they must also focus on creating a stronger emotional connection with potential buyers.

Doldrums Unsettle Builders As Sales Slow, Cancels Creep Up

Capital

Doldrums Unsettle Builders As Sales Slow, Cancels Creep Up

A spreading belief among homebuyer prospects is that new home prices must and will come down from where they are and – in light of the growing use of concessions and incentives – that they've already started on their way down.

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Land

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Prices for it are high; multiple bidders for it strive to control it and build on it; borrowing costs to finance it are high, time-value-of-money costs for entitlement, permitting, etc. are running longer and longer, and ... "they're not making it anymore" has become "they're making less."

Late-Spring Selling Softens: Speed-Bump Or Inflection Point?

Leadership

Late-Spring Selling Softens: Speed-Bump Or Inflection Point?

The depth, geographic pervasiveness, and readiness among "haves" to become new-home buyers have created a Goldilocks era for homebuilders in 2023 and, so far, through mid-2024.

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A Gap Grows: Buyers Vs. Those Who Now Wait On The Sidelines

Marketing & Sales

A Gap Grows: Buyers Vs. Those Who Now Wait On The Sidelines

While homebuilders excel at reducing barriers through incentives, they must also focus on creating a stronger emotional connection with potential buyers.

Doldrums Unsettle Builders As Sales Slow, Cancels Creep Up

Capital

Doldrums Unsettle Builders As Sales Slow, Cancels Creep Up

A spreading belief among homebuyer prospects is that new home prices must and will come down from where they are and – in light of the growing use of concessions and incentives – that they've already started on their way down.

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Land

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Prices for it are high; multiple bidders for it strive to control it and build on it; borrowing costs to finance it are high, time-value-of-money costs for entitlement, permitting, etc. are running longer and longer, and ... "they're not making it anymore" has become "they're making less."

Late-Spring Selling Softens: Speed-Bump Or Inflection Point?

Leadership

Late-Spring Selling Softens: Speed-Bump Or Inflection Point?

The depth, geographic pervasiveness, and readiness among "haves" to become new-home buyers have created a Goldilocks era for homebuilders in 2023 and, so far, through mid-2024.

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A Gap Grows: Buyers Vs. Those Who Now Wait On The Sidelines

Marketing & Sales 06.07.24

A Gap Grows: Buyers Vs. Those Who Now Wait On The Sidelines

While homebuilders excel at reducing barriers through incentives, they must also focus on creating a stronger emotional connection with potential buyers.

Doldrums Unsettle Builders As Sales Slow, Cancels Creep Up

Capital 06.04.24

Doldrums Unsettle Builders As Sales Slow, Cancels Creep Up

A spreading belief among homebuyer prospects is that new home prices must and will come down from where they are and – in light of the growing use of concessions and incentives – that they've already started on their way down.

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Land 05.29.24

It's Always About Land In Homebuilding, But Now It's Different

Prices for it are high; multiple bidders for it strive to control it and build on it; borrowing costs to finance it are high, time-value-of-money costs for entitlement, permitting, etc. are running longer and longer, and ... "they're not making it anymore" has become "they're making less."

Late-Spring Selling Softens: Speed-Bump Or Inflection Point?

Leadership 05.20.24

Late-Spring Selling Softens: Speed-Bump Or Inflection Point?

The depth, geographic pervasiveness, and readiness among "haves" to become new-home buyers have created a Goldilocks era for homebuilders in 2023 and, so far, through mid-2024.